Cover Reveal : A Fresh Start - Monica Donnelly

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Today's Cover Release comes from Aussie authoress Monica Donnelly and her new novel "A Fresh Start" here on The Phantom Paragrapher.



Synopsis: A Fresh Start -A Henley's Bluff Romance -  Monica Donnelly - TBC

Susannah Morrison is searching for a simple, new life with her young daughter, when she has a chance encounter with Declan Doherty in the coastal town of Henley’s Bluff. A car accident puts her plans on hold and only Declan can help to keep her small family together.

Declan Doherty is only in town for a quick visit and he has no intention of letting his attraction to Susannah derail his plans to return to a London and get as far from Henley’s Bluff as possible.

Still he agrees to help her and as their desire grows both are left wondering  do they really want to leave Henley’s Bluff after all.

This is the first novel in the Henley’s Bluff romance series, set in the coastal seaside village of Henley’s Bluff.



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